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Ørsted says it won't pay for Russian gas in rubles, but the energy authorities have plans ready in case Russia cuts the flow to Denmark . No Russian gas?

We don’t expect that to change, even if Russia stops the sale of gas to Ørsted, ” said energy authority Energistyrelsen head Kristoffer Böttzauw. “Gazprom Export continues to demand that Ørsted pays for gas supplies in roubles. The payment deadline is May 31 and Ørsted will continue to pay in euros,” wrote Ørsted.

Ørsted A/S (Orsted) Ørsted continues to reject demand for payment in roubles – risk of Gazprom Export's gas supplies to Ørsted being halted 30-May-2022 ...

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The Nordic country would be the latest to have its Russian gas supplies severed after Finland, Poland and Bulgaria were all cut off recently.

The Nordic country would be the latest to have its Russian gas supplies severed after Finland, Poland and Bulgaria were all cut off recently. Orsted said earlier this year that it planned to buy far less than the maximum allowed by the contract. The payment deadline is Tuesday and the company will continue to pay in euros, it said.

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The company has previously said it will donate any 2022 net profit from the Gazprom Export contract to humanitarian aid in Ukraine and has ceased all sourcing of coal and biomass from Russia, has made sure that none of its direct suppliers for the build-out of renewable energy are Russian, and said it won't enter into new contracts with Gazprom. The payment deadline is Tuesday, and Orsted said it will continue to pay in euros which means there is a risk that Gazprom Export will stop supplying gas to Orsted. Danish renewable-energy company Orsted AS said Monday that it continues to reject demands from Gazprom Export to pay for gas supplies in Russian rubles.

Ørsted on Monday warned that Russia's Gazprom Export could stop supplying gas to the Danish energy company because it has refused to pay in roubles…

The agency also said it had an emergency plan if there were to be any gas shortage. "Gazprom Export continues to demand that Ørsted pays for gas supplies in roubles," Ørsted said in a statement. "There is a risk that Gazprom Export will stop supplying gas to Ørsted. In Ørsted’s view, this will be a breach of contract," it added.

Danish energy company Ørsted confirmed on Monday that it will not pay in rubles for gas from Russian supplier Gazprom.

Following an earlier demand by Gazprom that gas supplies be paid for in rubles, Ørsted said it would not comply with the request. The company said it was in dialogue with Danish authorities to draw up a plan for a potential shortage of gas for customers in Denmark. Ørsted said it has prepared for a potential scenario in which Gazprom, the Russian state-owned gas company, cuts supplies to customers in Europe as a reaction to a refusal by companies to pay in the Russian currency.

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Ørsted added that due to the fact that there is no direct gas pipeline from Russia to Denmark, Russia will not be able to directly cut off supplies to the Scandinavian country. The offshore wind major further noted that it has been preparing for the possibility of losing the gas supplies from Gazprom Export and is currently holding talks with authorities about potential scenarios. The payment deadline is 31 May and Ørsted will continue to pay in Euros,” the company said in a statement.

Russia cut off gas exports to Finland from May 21. This was after earlier cutting off Poland's PGNiG and Bulgaria's Bulgargaz over their refusal to deal in ...

The payment deadline is 31 May and Ørsted will continue to pay in Euros,” Orsted said on Monday. “Therefore, there is a risk that Gazprom Export will stop supplying gas to Ørsted. In Ørsted’s view, this will be a breach of contract.” We encourage you to join the conversation on our stories via our Facebook, Twitter and other social media pages. “Gazprom Export continues to demand that Ørsted pays for gas supplies in roubles.

Orsted said on Monday there was a risk that Gazprom Export could stop supplying gas to the Danish energy company because it continues to reject Russia's ...

"Gazprom Export continues to demand that Orsted pays for gas supplies in roubles. "There is a risk that Gazprom Export will stop supplying gas to Orsted. In Orsted’s view, this will be a breach of contract," it added. We have no legal obligation under the contract to do so, and we have repeatedly informed Gazprom Export that we will not do so," Orsted said in statement.

Denmark and the Netherlands could become the latest European countries to have their deliveries of Russia's natural gas cut off.

Ørsted said it had no legal obligation to pay in rubles in its contract with Russian state energy giant Gazprom and that the payment deadline is Tuesday, May 31. But the European Commission has warned Since then, Gazprom has offered customers a solution.

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Ørsted added that due to the fact that there is no direct gas pipeline from Russia to Denmark, Russia will not be able to directly cut off supplies to the Scandinavian country. The offshore wind major further noted that it has been preparing for the possibility of losing the gas supplies from Gazprom Export and is currently holding talks with authorities about potential scenarios. The payment deadline is 31 May and Ørsted will continue to pay in Euros,” the company said in a statement.

Ørsted A/S (Orsted) Ørsted continues to reject demand for payment in roubles – risk of Gazprom Export's gas supplies to Ørsted being halted 30-May-2022 ...

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Gazprom Export is on the verge of cutting off gas supplies to offtakers in Denmark and the Netherlands as a result of a currency dispute.

It has been filling up storage in Denmark and Germany. It will continue to do so. It will not enter new contracts with Gazprom and will exclude Russian customers from its renewable energy projects. Orsted said it had been preparing for the move, which would have an impact on its customers in Denmark and Sweden. Both companies said that the payment deadline was May 31. “We fully support the ambition of the Danish government and the EU to become independent of Russian gas and to fast-track the green transformation of EU’s energy sector, and we are ready to help accelerate the green build-out,” Orsted said. Gazprom Export is on the verge of cutting off gas supplies to offtakers in Denmark and the Netherlands as a result of a currency dispute.